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SportsSept. 23, 2015 Page 11

Clear Lake JV football team

falls to St. Ansgar, 6-0

On Monday night, Sept. 21, Finn on a big 43-yard strike to get the
the Clear Lake junior varsity football Lions into the Saint’s red zone. Padilla
team suffered its first defeat of the made one last scramble and tried to
year at the hands of St. Ansgar, 6-0. get out of bounds, but he could not
It was a defensive battle all night and with no time outs left the clock
and each team had many drives that ran out and the Lions fell, 6-0.
would stall. St. Ansgar scored late in The JV Lions are now 3-1 on
the fourth quarter to go up 6-0. The the year and will have a 10 day wait
two point conversion was no good. before taking on Waverly-Shell Rock
The Lions had a chance late. Oct. 1 in Waverly. Game time is set
Nikko Padilla connected with Ben for 6 p.m.

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team runs at home meet Enter to win
Another warm and humid day the boys team to the finish line. He $10 in Clear Lake
met the Clear Lake Middle School worked his way up through the pack Chamber Bucks
cross country team as they competed of lead runners to finish in a time of and a choice of
in their home meet held at the Bap- 14:04, good for 15th place. Seventh
tist Camp on Thursday, Sept. 17. The graders Sam Nelson and Justin Wright another
young Lions are getting adjusted to were the next Lions across the line prize.
the sport, as they ran their first race at in times of 14:51 and 14:59, placing
the distance of two miles. them in 25th and 29th places. Theo CLEAR JAROD ANDERSON CARTER GARRINGTON PARKER TRUESDELL
Eighth grader Riley Cooney Swanson led the next pack to finish LAKE
led the girls team earning a medal in 15:42 and 48th place. Following Jarod is a senior and plays corner Carter is a senior returning let- Parker is a senior. He plays wide
for her eighth place finish. Setting closely were Seth Froiland, 16:04, for the Lions. He is the son of Matt terwinner. He plays fullback and receiver and defensive back. He
a steady pace, Cooney passed sev- 54th place, and Ashton Eckenrod, and Brenda Anderson. defensive tackle. He is the son of is the son of Randy and Kathy
eral other runners in the second half 16:09, 58th place. Noah Christensen Brad and Robin Garrington. Truesdell.
of the course, finishing in a time of ran ‘negative splits’ as he ran the sec-
15:22. Seventh grader Jillian Enke ond mile faster than the first, finish-
came in next in a time of 17:07. Next ing in 16:42, good for 69th place.
was a pack of Lions who ran much The next Lion in was Tim Swanson
of the race together; Kara Branstad in a time of 17:02 good for 76th
(18:32) Kacey Zickefoose (18:45), place. Isaiah Smith and Cameron
and Courtney Doughan (18:53). Ri- Dugan pushed each other to finish
ley Schuchard and Gretchen Guet- in 18:05 and 18:13, 93rd and 96th
zlaff rounded out the Lion runners places. Next was Elijah Eldridge in
finishing in times of 22:49 and 24:14 20:22 good for 112th place and Alex
respectively. Finishing places were Gabrielson in 20:39 in 113th place.
unavailable for the rest of the girls. Rounding out the Lion runners was
“All the Lion runners persevered Austin Jager, running his first ever
through the heat and gave 100 per- cross country race as he finished in
cent effort, which was pleasing to see 23:20 and 123rd place.
in their first race at the two mile dis- “The boys team, like the girls,
tance,” said Coach Tim Fyfe. battled the heat and I was proud of
Jacob Pedelty once again led their effort,” said Fyfe.

CL 7th grade football team falls to GHV ZACH ABBAS LUCAS PROHASKA CHASE THEOBALD
Iowa Falls-Alden, 36-16
Zach is a junior and he plays tight Lucas is a senior returning letter- Chase is a junior returning letterwin-
The Clear Lake seventh grade “I felt the offensive line of Car- end and defensive end. He is the winner. He plays quarterback. He ner. He plays corner back. He is
football team lost to Iowa Falls-Alden son Kreft, P.J. Feuerbach, Josh Blahah, son of Alan and Tammy Abbas. is the son of Steve and Gina Pro- the son Dennis and Sue Theobald.
last Tuesday night, Sept. 15. The Kaleb TenEych, Thomas Gansen all haska.
young Lions lost the battle, 36-16. did a good job blocking,” said Coach
Ty Fisher scored both touch- Gary Weber. “The kids showed im- CONTEST RULES: 1. Only _ 12 N. 4th St., Return to the Reporter office by 5 p.m. each Friday
downs on short runs, while Paul provement throughout the game. We official entry blanks from
Bruns scored both two-point conver- worked on open field tackling during the Clear Lake Mirror Re- Clear Lake OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK (No Copies Please)
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CL VOLLEYBALL Host Forest City never let the Li- by 5 p.m. each Friday or 3. N. Texas @ Iowa 13. California @ Washington
from page 9 ons get on track. The Indians domi- be postmarked Thursday!
nated, 21-10, 21-7. Snelling went 3/3 Any mailed entries received 4. Kansas @ Rutgers 14. TCU @ Texas Tech
Sears. “We had the fortune to play serving and finished the tournament after the following Monday
some great teams that really tested 33/37 at the service line with five aces. are not eligible. 3. Write in 5. USC @ Arizona State 15. Oklahoma State @ Texas
us. We had a few bumps in the road, Throughout the tourney Mueller your choice of winner on line
but there were big strides made by the made 24 digs, Frahm had 17 assists which corresponds with ad. 6. Georgia Tech @ Duke 16. San Diego @ Minnesota (P)
girls.” and Euken made seven blocks. Snel- Tie games do count. You
Clear Lake got a 2-0 win against ling and Euken topped the team in kills may choose tie as a result if 7. BYU @ Michigan 17. Atlanta @ Dallas (P)
Panorama. Game scores were 21-17, with 12 and 10. you wish. 4. You may enter
22-20. Snelling had a strong perfor- as many times as you wish; 8. Missouri @ Kentucky 18. Pittsburgh @ St. Louis (P)
mance with four kills, two digs and GHV V-BALL however, you must use an
11/15 serving with four aces. Jessica from page 10 official entry blank from this 9. UCLA @ Arizona 19. Denver @ Detroit (P)
Faber and Marne Euken had three and paper. No copies will be ac-
two kills respectively. Faber was 6/7 at 29 victory. The Cardinals were right cepted. 5. Each previous 10. Mississippi St. @ Auburn 20. San Francisco @ Arizona (P)
the service line with an ace. Carson there in the next two sets as well, but week’s winner will be listed
Frahm was 4/5 serving with an ace. just couldn’t pull off a win and fell, in the Mirror-Reporter. 6. In Name _________________________________Phone_____________________ TIE BREAKER:
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14 victory over the Lions. The team Jacki Van Oort led the team at guess will determine the
was led by Snelling with tree kills and the service line, collecting 10 points week’s winner. 7. Weekly GAME #1______________
Mueller with five digs. Snelling was on serve on seven times at the line. winners will receive $10 in
also 9/9 serving. She also had two ace serves. Sydney Clear Lake Chamber Bucks CONTEST RULES: 1. Only official entry blanks from the Clear Lake Reporter will be accepted. All entries must have name and phone number included to be eligible. Blank tie breaker scores will be zeros. 2. Entries must be received
Spencer was a 21-13, 21-14 vic- Childress scored nine points on serve and the choice of another at the Clear Lake Reporter office by 5 p.m. each Friday or be postmarked Thursday! Any mailed entries received after the following Monday are not eligible. 3. Write in your choice of winner on line which corresponds with ad. Tie
tor. Snelling had three kills and was and Hannah Lau scored eight points prize. games do count. You may choose tie as a result if you wish. 4. You may enter as many times as you wish; however, you must use an official entry blank from this paper. No copies will be accepted. 5. Each previous week’s winner will be
9/9 serving to pace the Lions. Faber on serve. listed in the Mirror Reporter. 6. In case of ties, the tie-breaker guess will determine the week’s winner. 7. Weekly winners will receive $10 in CL Chamber Bucks & your choice of a travel mug, insulated lunch tote or Stadium Cushion.
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